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THE TURF.

( NOTES AND COMMEINTS. AUTUMN RACES, 1 SECOND: DAY-AT ■ TRENTILVM. tliy GLE.ncok.l The Wellington Baring Club's autumn •, tt?«ting-. will bo.brought to a close at i ,'Trontham to-day and if will only require reasonably'fiiio weather to ensure the success of' the fixture. Several' new/horses are hero to compete iir the difl'oront races and tho sport should-leave nothing to bo <lesired.- Spfeciiii trains have again been • arranged and will leave for 'the raccconrso. as follow:—From' To Aro at 10.28 a.m. and 10.48 a.m.; from Lambtoii at 1Q.23 a.m., 10.45 a.in.j 11,5 :a.m,, and , 12.15 p.m. _ Tho first race is the/ Second, Hack and Huntora' Steeples.' Unless mist of the | runners give a'much-improved exhibition . to what they did oil Wednesday, "Karimoi will,bo a furlong in,front befo;re a circuit is covered. Thero'is, .every reason'to be-' lieve that some of them will, o,li<l Makiri, Sunray, Fireworks, and'Elwell can all ' jump much better than their displays on . tho opening day. suggested. Fireworks did , particularly well tor a green horse,-, und may again ,bo tho most formidable of Karinjpi's opppnents. . Byron lias an-engagement in both tho Hutt Handicap and'the Autumn Handicap, but it 'is generally considered that ha will start' in' the iirst-named' event, ; and will be riddeii by Dceley.' i Sea Queen, Multiply, and Obligant are other Thompson Handicap candidates that Vill race in the" welter. •'The issue is decidedly, open,.anil it will be no surprise ■ to find a. big dividend-paid on tho successful horse.' Hatch .will ride the first ;■ day's winner, Mon. Ami, and . Oliver did 1 a big waste at the-Turkish Blitlis yester- '< day so that his serviceswould bo avail--1 able for Lockwood. 1 .. • Airahou heads tho list -in the Mui'itai Hundicap, and :in putting. 9st, 121b. on the sou of Mahaki, ill 1 . Pollock lias borne in mind the Dannevirke forni, where he romped home under the saiiio weight. > Tetikura. (9s-t, lib.) may bo! ridden by • Hatch. Prior to winning the Opunako Cup, lio did littlo or no! work,, and then" cantei'ed in -a .winner; . It must..not bo forgotten that after.', a badi'.passago, in the Railway Handicnp. on. .Wednesday he linisheil a good'third. !:' Big Blast' showed 'winning form at the .Wairarapa meeting on ' Easter Monday. . She . was runliing. .prominently, till just- before the Btraigbt was entered on Wednesday, but then met with interference, and Jinislied out of a place. This maro has a habit of '. showing ■ improved form'. on tho sccoml ■ , day. . Bronze was the ' early favourite in 'doublo.'i on the Autumn Handicap, but . yesterday she weakened a lot, aiid_ tho money -nas piled 'on Sir Ivnox, •-. . ' and Dearest;.B. Deeley, L. Wilson, and W. Bell will be their respective pilots, and with the prospect of rain Wilson's mount may start 1 favourite.« BronzeVform in the Great Autumn.Haudicap at Kiccarton should entitle her. to tho. greatest respect, and Oliver's-mount iuay be the '(hardest for the ultimate, winner to defeat. Briar Patch'!arrived from tho .south yesterday morning, and is io .be a .runner 'in the Pacific Haudicap, in which sho will lx) ridden "by ,C. Emerson. 11. Hatch, - who has, rejoined-F.-.-Higgott's stables, ' will, havo the mount oil Pcrcmilla, I l '.' E. Jonra will be on ,-Silzburg, and B. Dceley on Historiette.. -'The' light-weights, Ger- : berga, Pavlova; arid_ SirtoviiK all showed, ■up well at,'the finish of Wednesday's race. : ... ' A .' In the .St.', Legei' the public will bo Shiefly interested in watching Bon Ton . run. - Nothing went- Iwtter. on tho - tracks yesterday morning .. than (Mlprit and Patrohale, b6thr:o.fowipjn, . for the Suburban Hsudioai>\'So;day...,-;Th« tivo.'Highden jockeys, Oliver and Bell, will iliavo tho .seats, autl D-,.Wilson .wilt • steer/Crown- Pearl.. Deeley "will': be on : Makara, O'Shea will again,'bo.-xup ..oil Potoa," and Berry will havo charge' of Sanguinary'a ..The, 'issue .of: tlie 'Autumn, Handicap will greatly affect the ■betting on the Suburban Handicap, as in the .©Vent of the success of any of the favourite selections iu- the big race, Makara and Patronale will; bo delugecl ■with , money .on tho machine by doublelayers, anxious to insure themselves. The presence of Ladoga in the Belmont Handicap will probably frighten most of 4>\e others out of it. r,. ■ The Mountain King—la Veiile'colt,-pur-lichased by Mr. J. Watt ai the Sydney , ; Wes on March 20, is bred very similarly to Bon "Revo. Both aro by- horses of Musket 'doscent' from- sisters in blood. . Weights for the - first tlay's at the Marlborough. Racing' Club's autumn , hieeting will be declared by-Mr. G. Morse abonf-April 15. Acceptances for the first day's events ht the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's meet- . ing doss on Tuesday next,'April'B.; MANAV/ATU AUTUMN MEETING. With the conclusion of the AVcllington taces to-day there will be'a general move Jn the direction of Awapuni, where, the Manawatu Racing Club's autumn meeting takes place on-Wednesday and Thurs. cay next. Capital acceptances have been ■ received for tho first day's events and the presence- of such first-class performers as Bon .Ton, Bon Revo, Autumn us, Nightwatch. and Sir Solo will lend added . interest to the fixture. Tho crack two-year-old Nightwatch ar. rived from the south yesterday and was Jailed to Awapuni' in- company, with. Au- - turn mis and Glenfinnhn. A great many more horses will-go-north froiu' liere by special train to-morrow. to compete at the meeting. , ' , .MASTEDTON RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING NOMINATIONS. ' (By-Tc!eeraji!i.-l?r<!S3 Asaociatiiin ) ™ ~, . ' Masterton, April 1. ino following-nouiiniitions.: have been received-ftr the AutumnDieeling of (lie Masterton Racing Club, to take place on April 24 and 25:— , FIRST DA ¥. APRIL HANDICAP, ct' £ij sovs, Six furlongs.-Moii Ami, Full Rate, Leapuki, Amber and White, Namnai;, Te ivaliurangi, . Meiemere, Eocene,, Bluo Lake, Ineiiru, Boronia, : Asca(oii, Lady Volga, Aloha, Heatlier. , - MASTERTON HACK HANDICAP, of lip sovs. One mile.—Lord Palmer, Bor- ' S' lfenotrned. Way, Tin-art. Jblevated, le Kahurangi, Prince IJddie, Miss vera, George, Glenfern, Arolinkou, Papamarama, Top. Note.. Austin, Regained, Grassmere, liedlph, -Alnriinier,- Aiarlilo Head. WAIPIPI CUP, ol 170 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—lmagination, Ceylou, Montreal, Mallow, Byron.'jtovnl Hi'mun, Obligant, Manitau, Ladoga.' ' Jlangarua'. Vi,- Undecided, Sir Knox, War Queen, Lord Reno'7n. Leonta. RUAMAHUNGA HACK; of-70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Suratura, Floss, Is'o. idea, Elevated, Pieriiiont, Bunkum, Miss Vera, Lanyard, Field Force, Black Lupin, Otter, Kaniki, Otarnin, Wliakapona. LADIES' BKaCELET of 40 sovs. One mile and ,-a distance.— Merrie Land, Mediterranean, Critic, Hangikapua, Black Reef,.- Ilniu, The Diver, Nogi, Jluscadine, Silver King, Grandee, Kuropotangi, Tyrannic, Supreme, Miriam, Crocus, Master-Maluchi, liedloh, Wninriki. Marble Dead. OI'AICI WELTEIf HANDICAP, of 90 furlongs. One mile. (Minimum weight, 7st. 7lb.)—Mon Ami, Negative, Diavolo, Muleteer, 'Mctlow, Passadfiia, Manitau, Meremere, Eclogue, Glenfern, Princess Flo, Big Blast, Expect, Lady Volga. Lamsdorff, St. Felix, Cnllinan. DASH HACK HANDICAP, of 05 sovs. Fivo furlongs.—Chatsil, Jessamine, Artificial, Listen, Submersion, Cadonin, I'oro- . poro, Astral, Runaway Girl, Our Guest, Microbe, Operation, Bonny- Polly, The Great Mogul, - Blairlogie, Sylvan Giade, Martlet, Silver Rose, Conziska, Life C'ord, Innoladdo. SECOND DAY. GRANDSTAND HACK- HANDICAP, of tfo sots. Seven, furlongs.—Lord Palmer, Borsil, Jessamine, Flossi Merrio Land, Mediterranean, Elovatod, Taurangi, Bunkum, Prince Eddie, George, Arohnkau, Black Lupin, I'apaniaramn, Top Note, Over-rate, Kuropotarigi, Austin. Regained. Grawsmore,'Redloll, Olaraia, Mummer, Abercoeil, Wninriki. TELEPHONE HANDICAP, of 1)5 sovs. Five furlongs.—Full Rate, Leapuki, Diu,nclo, N.auaisiij Tg jKahurannL-Jleremere.

Eocene, The Great Mogul, Bluo Lake, War Queen, Inouru, Boronia, Ascalon, Aloha, Heathor. HANDICAP HACK SCURRY, of B5 sovs. Fivo furlongs—Juliette, Chatsil, Amalgamate, Cadonia, Pqroporo, Piermont, Our Quest, Operation, Quartsizo, Bonny Polly, ISlairlogie, Field Force, Dispatch Carrier, Sylvan Glade, Martlet, Silver Rose, Piora, Lifo Cord, lnuoladdo, Microbe. . HIGH-WIGHT HANDICAP, of 55 sovs. One mile. —Artificial, Renowned May, Merrio Land, Mediterranean, Critic, Kangikapua, Black Reef, Taurangi, Bunkum, Silver King, Princcss Flo, Grandee, Destiny, Nogi Kuropotangi, Tyrannic, Supreme, Miriam, Crocus, Master Malaclii, Kedioli, Waiuriki, Marblo Head. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 115 sovs. One milo—Moil Ami, Muleteer, Amber and White, Imagination, Ceylon, Montreal, Byron, Matlow, Passadena, Throve, ltpyal Simon, Obligant, Manitau, Vi, Mangaroa, Bluo Lake, Undecided, Sir Knox. Lord Renown, Boronia, Leonta, Cnllinan, Ladoga. I{ AIL WAY HACK HANDICAP, of G5 sovs. Six furlongs.—Suratura. Floss, No Idea, Submersion, Elovated, Alecto, Muscadine, Miss ■ Vera, Lanyard, Glenfern, Field Force, Black Lupin, Otter, Aruake, Grassmere, Mummer, Wliakapona. FINAL WELTER HANDICAP, of 85 sovs. Seven, furlongs.—Mon Ami, Full Hate, Negative, Diavolc, Muleteer, Tiwari,; Monorail, Matlow, Thrave. To Kahuraligi, Moniatu, Meremere, Eclogue, Glenfern, Big Blast, Ascalon, Expect, Lady Volga, Redloh, Lamsdorff, St. Felix, Cullinan. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of G5 sovs. Five furlongs'.—Chatsil, Jessamine, Listen, Submersion, Cadonia, Poroporo, Astral, Runaway Girl, Operation, The Diver, Innoladdo, Quartsizo, - The Great. Mogul, Blairlogi®, Sylvan ( Glade, Martlet, Silver Rose, Conziska, Piora, Microbe. FIXTURES. April s—Wellington R.'C. Autumn. April 9 and 10—Manawatu R. C. Autumn. April 10 and 17—Hawke's Bay J. C. Autumn. . '' • April 23 and'2Jr-South Canterbury J.C. Autumn. ' April 21 and 25—Masterton B.C. Autumn. April 30, ancl May I—Marlborough R.C. Autumn. , May 8 and 9—Ashburton County R.C. Autumn. April 10 and 19—Avondale J.C. Autumn. May 14 aud 15—Egmont R.C. Winter. May 22 and 24—Wnnganui J.C. Winter. • Julia 3 and .4—Dunedin J.C. Winter.

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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1716, 5 April 1913, Page 7

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THE TURF. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1716, 5 April 1913, Page 7

THE TURF. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1716, 5 April 1913, Page 7

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